1. Reply to the Indonesian Bangka Labor Federation
November 24, 1949).
Indonesian Federation of Bangka Workers:
Thank you warmly for your congratulations. It is hoped that the Indonesian people will be able to win the independence and freedom of their homeland in the same way after a long struggle.
Mao Zedong.
November 24th.
Printed according to the People's **, November 26, 1949.
Exegesis. 1 On November 21, 1949, the Federation of Bbarnga Workers of Indonesia sent a telegram to *** to congratulate the founding of the People's Republic of China. The message said:"The proclamation of the establishment of the new ** marked the emancipation of the workers and peasants, and all the workers of the world enjoyed the same glory. Congratulations to you on your great success, and to receive our greetings and cordial respects. "
2. A telegram to ** regarding the timing of the attack on the southern part of Huzong.
November 25, 1949).
*Comrade: According to Zhou Shidi's telegram, advocating an early launch of an attack on Hu Zongnan, I intend that it is appropriate for you to return to the 18th Corps to launch an offensive after the meeting of the Northwest Bureau is over.
**。November 25th.
Printed from manuscripts.
Exegesis. 1 **At that time, he was the second secretary of the Northwest Bureau of the Communist Party of China, the commander of the Northwest Military Region of the Chinese People's Liberation Army, and the director of the Provisional Military and Political Committee of Northwest Sichuan. In August and October 1949, he was appointed third secretary of the CPC Southwest Bureau and commander of the Chinese People's Liberation Army Southwest Military Region.
2 Zhou Shidi, then commander and political commissar of the 18th Corps of the First Field Army of the Chinese People's Liberation Army.
3 Hu Zongnan, then director of the Xi'an Pacification Office of the Kuomintang Army and director of the Sichuan-Shaanxi-Gansu Border District Pacification Office.
3. Comments and telegrams on the issue of repairing airports in various localities.
26 November and 5 December 1949).
1) Rong Zhen, Yalou:
The construction of airports in various localities is a major event, and it must be handled conscientiously, and only indispensable money can be used, and large budgets cannot be opened at will.
Mao Zedong. November 26.
2) East China Bureau and East China Military Region, North China Bureau and North China Military Region, Central China Bureau and Central China Military Region, Northwest Bureau and Northwest Military Region, Northeast Bureau and Northeast Military Region, and report to the Government Council *** Central Finance Committee Chen and Bo, and Air Division Liu, Chang, Wang, Wang Zhu Comrades:
According to Air Force Commander Liu Yalou and other comrades on 28 November: (1) The Air Force Command has just been established, and for the time being, it cannot take care of the total budget for planning the construction of airports throughout the country. However, we believe that all military regions and all levels of the country should mainly assign special personnel to protect and manage the existing airports and their existing equipment in various places, so that they will not be destroyed or stolen; At the same time, repairs can be carried out within the cost and manpower that each locality can afford (a part of the troops can be mobilized to participate). As for the major restoration of airfields in various localities, due to the current economic difficulties of the country, with the exception of East China, it is possible to put forward a plan when the Air Force Command has the strength to make the whole plan for this matter, and then proceed with it after it has been approved by the Central Military Commission. Otherwise, a state of absence will inevitably be formed. (2) In the case of East China, there is a difference, because it is necessary to prepare for combat missions. However, it is not necessary to repair all airfields in East China immediately (for example, northern Jiangsu can be suspended), but to first repair airfields related to the combat missions that will be carried out. The extent of its construction may also be limited to what is necessary for the performance of combat missions, so as to avoid excessive expenditure. According to the report of the Aviation Department of the East China Military Region Command, this kind of repair plan has been formulated and has been asked for instructions from the former committee of Sanye. Under the circumstance that the Air Force Command does not have the strength to examine and approve such a budget, it is proposed that the Air Force Command examine whether the airfield in a certain place should immediately start repairs, and that the repair expenses be examined by the logistics agency designated by the Mino Front Committee, and then report to the Military Commission for approval. (3) If the above handling methods are deemed appropriate, please notify all military regions and us to follow them, and inform the Central Finance Commission and other words. We agree with that approach. The East China Military Region and all military regions are requested to do the same, and the Central Finance Commission is requested to pay the indispensable part of the funds in this way and refuse to pay all the funds that can be reduced.
* Chairman of the Central Military Commission Mao Zedong.
December 5, 1949.
Printed from manuscripts.
Exegesis. 1 This article is a comment written by *** to **Military Commission**Chief of General Staff*** Chinese People's Liberation Army Air Force Commander Liu Yalou. This approval was written in a telegram sent by the Financial and Economic Committee of the Government Council (hereinafter referred to as the Central Finance Commission) to the Military Commission on November 25, 1949. The telegram said: Please inform the Central Military Commission that the entire plan to repair the airfield has not yet been resumed, and he also received a telegram from Su Yu, Zhang Zhen, and Zhou Junming saying that the construction cost of the airports in East China is more than 42 billion yuan. Recently, we have successively received reports from Shanxi, Hebei, Shandong, Chahar and other places that have been spent or requested to spend on the construction of airports. Please let us know how much you need to know about the entire construction plan so that you can get a budget. The second part of this article is a telegram from Liu Yalou and others on November 28, 1949, in the name of the chairman of the Central Military Commission. Su Yu, Zhang Zhen, and Zhou Junming were respectively deputy commander, chief of staff, and deputy chief of staff of the Third Field Army of the Chinese People's Liberation Army and the East China Military Region. Chahar, the name of the old province, was revoked in November 1952, and the areas under its jurisdiction were divided into Hebei and Shanxi provinces.
2 Chen, referring to **, was the alternate secretary of the Communist Party of China, vice premier of the Government Council, and director of the Finance and Economic Committee of the Government Council. Bo, referring to *** was the deputy director of the Finance and Economic Committee of the Government Council and the minister of finance at that time.
3 Liu, referring to Liu Yalou. Chang, referring to Chang Qiankun, was the deputy commander of the Air Force of the Chinese People's Liberation Army at that time. Wang, referring to Wang Bi, was then deputy political commissar of the Air Force of the Chinese People's Liberation Army and director of the Air Force Engineering Department. Wang, referring to Wang Bingzhang, was then chief of staff of the Air Force of the Chinese People's Liberation Army.
4. A telegram from the Central Military Commission on the issue of Siye entering Sichuan with seven divisions.
November 25, 1949).
Lin, Tan, Xiao, and sue Liu, Deng:
On the 23rd, it was reported. If Liu and Deng need it, agree with your opinion and hand over seven divisions to Liu and Deng to command the battle in Sichuan.
Military. November 25th.
Printed from manuscripts.
Exegesis. 1 Lin, referring to **, was the first secretary of the Central China Bureau of the Communist Party of China, the commander of the Fourth Field Army of the Chinese People's Liberation Army and the Central China Military Region. Tan, referring to Tan Zheng, was then the deputy political commissar and director of the Political Department of the Fourth Field Army of the Chinese People's Liberation Army and the Central China Military Region. Xiao, referring to Xiao Ke, was the first chief of staff of the Fourth Field Army of the Chinese People's Liberation Army and the Central China Military Region at that time.
2 Liu, referring to *** was the second secretary of the Southwest Bureau of the Communist Party of China and the commander of the Second Field Army of the Chinese People's Liberation Army at that time. Deng, referring to *** At that time, he was the first secretary of the Southwest Bureau of the Communist Party of China, the political commissar of the Second Field Army of the Chinese People's Liberation Army, and the political commissar of the Southwest Military Region.